Bookings for 2015
We are already taking bookings for 2017. Westwood is already virtually booked for the whole of 2016 with only a few select weeks left.
So if you are thinking of booking a stay at either of the properties please don't leave it too long to ensure you get the week that you want. We believe we offer excellent value for money, which is just the way we like it.
We are now able to also offer two caravans which are on the flagship Haven site, Devon Cliffs, Exmouth.
Both caravans are eight berth 3 bedroom and are sited one in front of each other, perfect for large families wanting to holiday together. The prices are very competitive and offer a significant saving on booking direct with Haven. Once again we are aiming to provide excellent service with a family budget in mind.
Holiday trends
Wednesday, 02 January 2013 12:12Britons will continue to take all-year-round, all-weather holidays in the UK this year according to Hoseasons, with economic circumstances and long-term changing trends changing the face of the nation’s holiday habits.
The operator says that ever-later booking, a preponderance of short breaks and a move towards larger holiday party sizes as families and friends get together to take ‘social holidays’ in larger accommodation units, will be among the features of the 2013 domestic market.
The company went on to say that as holiday providers and attractions offer increasingly weather-proof activities, concerns over the weather will play less of a role in deciding where to go on holiday.
The company's Parks and Lodges managing director Pali Badwal said: “Continued economic uncertainty means that Britons will once again fall back on what they know in 2013. They will book ever closer to their departure date, and are more likely to stay closer to home, both to cut down on traveling costs, and because more holidays will be taken in the form of short breaks.
“Another trend we saw start in 2012 and which we predict will grow in 2013 is that of larger group bookings. Two or more families, and groups of friends, holidaying together is becoming more common, both for economic reasons – one larger unit of accommodation costs less than two smaller units with the same total number of beds – and because Britons are rediscovering ‘social holidays’, where doing things together is an integral part of the experience.
“Over the past few years as more and more people have rediscovered the joys of holidaying in the UK, they have come to realise that the domestic experience is not really weather-dependent. With far more indoor and weather-proof activities on offer, Britons have adapted to all-weather holidays, and so climate is playing a reduced role in influencing the holiday decision. The message for travel agents is clear: promoting UK breaks in 2013 is going to be good business, as long as they understand what British holidaymaker's are looking for, and can offer the right UK holiday experience for each individual customer.”
